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Ben Browning Goes Solo

Ben BrowningCut Copy’s guitarist Ben Browning has released his first solo effort. I Can’t Stay is the first track off his debut solo EP Lover Motion that will be released by the band’s own label Cutters Records on March 19.

The song has also been remixed by Knightlife and Juan MacLean. It’s not too different tothe sound of Cut Copy, classic indie disco all the way.

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Architecture in Helsinki members Gus Frankling and Haima Marriott produced the new EP.

Check out the video and let us know what you think of the song in the comments section.

Read Andrew Searle’s interview with Cut Copy drummer Mitchell Scott, Feb 4, 2011

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